ExDex
Coming to Google PlayA private journal for the people in your life. Names, dates, places, notes and photos, kept on your phone behind its own lock. On a fold, an entry opens across two pages. For adults, 18 and over.
exdex.appScrilla Craft builds software and hardware with a point: a private journal, an eye that looks back at you, a trading desk that waits for your yes. Built to be worth paying for, and built to keep your data where it belongs.
One is on its way to Google Play. One you can play with right now. Two were built for a single desk, and are here so you can see how we work.
A private journal for the people in your life. Names, dates, places, notes and photos, kept on your phone behind its own lock. On a fold, an entry opens across two pages. For adults, 18 and over.
exdex.appAn eye on a small round screen that looks back at you. Hold it and it opens into a clock, a timer, a breathing guide, a stopwatch, a metronome and more. It runs on a palm-sized board, and in any browser.
dus10.xyz/many-eyesA trading desk for stocks and crypto. It researches, scores and sizes a trade, then waits for a yes. Paper trades first, and nothing touches a real account until two switches are flipped on purpose. Built for one desk, ours. Not an investment service.
A desktop robot head on a pan-and-tilt neck, the face of an AI that runs entirely on the PC beside it. No cloud, and a real switch that cuts the microphone. We designed the printable shell. The first print is next.
Four rules, and every project can print the receipt to prove them.
What you enter lives in private storage on your own phone, board or PC. We run no servers that hold it.
We do not watch how you use anything we make, and we never sell or share your data, because we never have it.
Every app exports to a file you keep. Delete the app and the data is gone, because there is no copy anywhere else.
Anything that can spend money or touch a real account waits for a yes from you. Nothing runs on its own by default.
A line when something real happens, not on a schedule.
Write to us and a person will reply. Say which project, which device, and what you expected to happen.